What the DOHC can do

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What the DOHC can do

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Just thought I'd share this with you guys. Found this on MMC, picture from the last AutoSalon event. This is a dyno sheet from Speedtech's DOCILE, which is an EVO running a 4G63 DOHC motor:

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I think the head was actually custom made, but still some pretty sexy numbers.
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I've seen quite a few people get those kind of numbers, all it takes is endless supply of money, and whalla
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hmmm i see the twincams rev a little harder than our SOHC with std grind hahahah 10 000 now thats a big rev !!!
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Post by merlin »

yes, but look at the graph, it made 900hp at only 7500 rpm (approx).
thats kinda amazing.
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Post by CussCuss »

very impressive, im still amazed that there are dyno operators or software writers that dont know the difference between lbft and lb
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Nice usuable power band.
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Drag racer I presume.
Funny how it makes 110hpatw at 5000rpm, turbo must be dinner plate sized.
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StazzyBabyYeah wrote:Drag racer I presume.
You should know, you're from around here :P

What I like about it, is its from NZ. Although its being shipped to Birsbane to race at the 4 & Rotary Jamboree at Willobank. Its a purpose built drag car, fastest so far is 8.78, so will be interesting to see what it does in Aus. Our tracks aren't exactly the best.
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I know the plate, I just can't think of what it looks like.. ahh thank you mr google
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38.22 psi of boost thats a bit more then standard i think :D

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Post by flav »

naaa, thats pretty much standard. :D
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